Stop making the stories to where you have to click "NEXT" 30 times before you find out anything about the story !!
Most people don't have an hour an a half to keep clicking "Next" to read a story. After like 5-6 pages I close it and never read it. WHY print it that way?? There are a lot of articles posted that I would like to read but cannot sit there half the day clicking "NEXT".
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Michael McKenzie
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Due to the internet making advertising "cheap", news and media can longer make enough money to survive. Their dumb solution, is to make us see as many advertisements as possible, to make a few pennies.
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Eileen Donovan
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Look at the dates and you still haven't fixed it.
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shawn tyler
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get the the meat of the article.... im tired of clicking a next button 200x because u only put a few sentences of the article on 1 webpage... seriously u would get more readers if u would put the article there to read instead of filling it w/ ads or bullshyt that nobody wants to read
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Barbara Rice
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Stop the "NEXT" **** on all your stories... no one reads them anymore. Wouldn't you rather have people read your stories?
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THERESA WILLIAMS
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SO TIRED OF TRYING TO READ A STORY ONE TINY BIT AT A TIME, JUST DONT READ THEM ANY MORE
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Joel B Brewster
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it is really frustrating to click on a story and then having it redirect to another page to get two lines of the story and then have to click another "Story Continues" link. I clicked the link to read the story so don't make me click a second time. This is a really poor customer experience.
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Lavetta Lewis
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That is true, nobody wants to make that many clicks to view an article.
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Ralph Hemenway
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I agree ! much of the time I GIVE UP and Never see what I clicked on to view. Going to page after page to see what the headline was about is frustrating and an unnecessary irritation ! CHANGE THIS I am sure you are loosing people to other home pages .I will soon be one of them.
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margie richardson
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I totally agree.First thing I do after turning on my computer every day ,is read my Yahoo homepage.However,I too,absolutely hate it when I try to read a story and have to click so many times to get to the reason I'm trying to see.For instance,*man who plucks a doll out of water while fishing,notices its moving after placing it in his boat".I click on it,*obviously knowing its not a doll" ,only to find....Ok who is so & so,page 1,then on & on & on & most times,you NEVER ger to know or see the outcome of the entitled article.Come on Yahoo,get it together or I am going somewhere else,after many years of being a loyal yahoo user.
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ellis greenhill
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your clicking next for story sucks I stopped doing it
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LKDina
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They are totally misleading, because even if clickthrough the story, it doesn't even show the original thing you wanted to find out.
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Anonymous
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ads are money, every click shows NEW ads....I stop reading them
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Suzanne Bonilla
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I totally agree. I no longer read these where I have to keep clicking next. If the story isn't worth printing in its entirety in one fell swoop I won't read it.
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Anonymous
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I used to find the story lines interesting on Yahoo main page but who ever came up with the idea to spread a story over 30 clicks should be fired. That's right FIRED!
That person must of had a website that had click throughs to generate webpage hits for profit.
Fire this moron and hire a webpage designer the programs pages that i can read from top to bottom as an article should be read.
F!@king irritating.
I changed my default webpage to Google because of this tactic and one other issue.
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Gail jezik
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All these people who don't like next in stories and Yahoo does nothing
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Gail jezik
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I agree so I stopped reading the stories
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Barbara Rice
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haven't read a yahoo story in ages because I'm not going to keep hitting NEXT to see the continuation of the story.
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Barbara Rice
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no need to pay Yahoo writers since no one bothers to read your stories anymore with the dumb.... "next", "next", "next" ********!
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Rose Mathis
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I don't like to keep clinking to read a story. Why not put it on one continuous page so that all need need to do is scroll down? I have discovered that MSN doesn't make you click thru pages and pages. Been going there more often,thinking about changing homepage to there, just giving you a chance.
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Suzanne Bonilla
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Just tell the story without the next page sign.